As did Xora. I glared at Ceaith, then focused on walking forward towards the ... rising.The end destination, as it transpired, was an astoundingly lon...g walk away. My feet were aching and my throat was sore from the tightening of the leash – and I wasn’t sure if Xora, Ceaith or Chirp had kept up with me. But I at least now knew where we were going and why: The buildings to either side dropped away and I saw that we had entered into a truly massive open area of the city. The tiled ground – all. I had Tanner’s middle sister on my right since she was right-handed and Tanner to my left because she was a lefty. Their older sister moved back into my lap to resume the previously scheduled program. I held Tanner and her middle sister’s hands that they didn’t need to use to get themselves off. They were more than happy about that.At least they aren’t all getting off at the same time.Tanner’s older sister was in tip-top shape. She rode me until she came and then stopped each time to enjoy the. Wasn't she was just a simpleton from the village in those days that his parents supported? Though he conceded that she always did well with her grades in spite if her disadvantaged position.He heard the door close and smelt the (un) fragrance of freshly sewn batik and body musk hovering over him.That was very rude. Turn over and look at me when I'm addressing you Jide".He fumed briefly at her tone and then he slowly turned to consider her.She had always been taller than him and now she had. She’s the Madame here.”“I’ve never worked with a sleep-learner before,” Wendy pointed out.“Basically it dumps a load of information into your brain. It arrives unorganized, so it needs sorting out in your head before you can make much use of it. I’ll tell the AI to let you have access to any Civil Service materials on how to integrate one into your lessons.”“OK, thanks,” Wendy said. “That should help some.”Wendy surveyed her tiny room; just as well she didn’t have to share it. There was no way.